September brought more control over who can access the portal and when: day and time access control now also works per group and per user, and the same login can no longer stay open on two devices at once. Applications gained a default zoom, category ordering and pagination in the user list, and DAX query subscriptions now respect RLS.
September 25, 2026
New features
- Default zoom in applications: application editing now has a Default zoom setting (for example, Fit to width), which previously existed only in reports. This lets you standardize, in one place, how reports are displayed to people who open them through the application. When a report is opened through the application, the application's zoom applies, even if the report has a different zoom configured for direct access. See the documentation
Improvements
- Message and language in the API refresh history: querying the dataset refresh history through the API now returns, for each run, a descriptive message explaining the result, the same one shown in the Message field of the Audit › Dataset Audit screen. You can also specify the language of the message; if none is given, the platform's default language is used. This makes refresh failures easier to understand in integrations and automations. See the documentation
September 22, 2026
Improvements
- Application category ordering: in addition to ordering reports, you can now set the order in which report categories appear in the application. This way, the most important content can stay at the top for your users, without affecting the order of reports within each category.
September 18, 2026
Improvements
- Up to 1,000 users per page in applications: the Users tab in application editing now offers the option to display 1000 users per page. In environments with many users, you can see and manage everyone who has access to the application at once, without paging through several pages. See the documentation
September 15, 2026
New features
- Blocking simultaneous access from different devices: the same user can no longer be signed in on two different devices at the same time. When the account signs in on another device, the previous session is ended and the user sees a message saying the account was accessed on another device and must sign in again. Opening the portal in several tabs or in different browsers on the same device is still allowed. This increases security and prevents people from sharing credentials.
Improvements
- Warnings also shown when opening a report via direct link: creating and editing warnings, under Informativos › Avisos, now includes the Show when accessing report option. When it is enabled, the warning is also displayed to people who open a report directly through a link, without going through the portal's home screen, so more users receive your announcements. See the documentation
- Long refresh notification identifies the dataset: the email sent when a dataset refresh takes longer than 15 minutes now includes the dataset name and the workspace it belongs to. This way, you immediately know which model needs attention. See the documentation
September 4, 2026
New features
- Day and time access control per group and per user: day and time access control, which used to be a single global rule for the whole platform, can now also be configured per group and per user. In a group, the Override global configuration option makes the group's rules take precedence over the global one. If a user belongs to several groups and only one of them is outside its allowed time, the user can still access the portal but cannot see that group's reports, not even by opening them through a link. This lets you set different schedules for each team or person.
Improvements
- Pagination in the applications' Users tab: the list in the Users tab of application editing is now paginated, with Previous and Next buttons, and search works together with pagination. It is easier to find users in applications with many members, without scrolling through long lists. See the documentation
September 2, 2026
Improvements
- DAX query subscriptions respect RLS: DAX query subscriptions, under Power BI › Reports, now apply RLS when they are sent, using the same rules already configured for Power Pilot. Each recipient receives only the data they are allowed to see; without RLS configured, delivery works as before. The subscription creation screen also shows an alert reminding you that Power Pilot RLS must be configured for delivery to respect security rules. See the documentation